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Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport (NBJ) currently has nonstop service to 16 destinations on 9 airlines in our latest departure data. The busiest route is to Lisbon (LIS), served by 2 carriers, and the largest operator here is Taag with nonstops to 8 destinations. 15 of its routes are international.
Route data as of August 30, 2026, based on a 7-day departures sample.
You can fly nonstop from NBJ to 16 destinations, including 15 international routes. Current schedules show about 13 flights per day across those routes. The busiest options start with Lisbon (LIS), Johannesburg (JNB), Cape Town (CPT).
15 international routes in this schedule set
Portugal 2 · South Africa 2 · United Arab Emirates 1
3/day on 2 airlines
Boeing 787 · Airbus A330 · Boeing 777
These routes have enough tracked flights or schedule depth for a full guide with duration, distance, airlines, aircraft, and frequency.
Ranked by destinations served, then daily frequency.
Ranked by airlines operating the route. Routes with enough tracked data or schedule depth link to full route guides.
Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport (NBJ / FNBJ) is located in Luanda, Angola.
The IATA code is NBJ. The ICAO code is FNBJ.
The busiest scheduled route from NBJ in our current departure data is NBJ to LIS (Lisbon), with 3/day across 2 airlines.
Taag is the largest operator in our NBJ schedule data, serving 8 destinations with 7-8/day.
NBJ has 15 international routes and 1 domestic route in the current schedule set.
9 airlines operate at NBJ. Top carriers include Taag, TAP Air Portugal, Asky, Emirates, Airlink.
NBJ has direct flights to 16 destinations including Lisbon, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Catumbela, Dubai.
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